Lodi High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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HELENA FALK-- !Lena - Mixed Cnorus 1; Giris! Glee Club 23 Senior . - Opercton 4; Latin.cawo-23 Schelarship Contest 1; Seetional Commercial Contest 4; Track 13. Baseball 1. WILLIAM ENSMINGER-- Saily Rand yrOoeybaLlie,. o¢.frack 2, 59 Swimming 1,°2, 3; » Student Council 2; Im¢glish Council 23; Debate 4. BERNICE MILKEY-- Bernie Mixed Chorus 13 Girls! Glee Club 1; Senior Opcretta 4. CONNIE SKURVID-- Coney Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Treasurer of Latin. Club 2; Orchestra 53; Scholarship Contest 3; Boys! Glee Club 4; County Chorus 4; Hi-Y¥Y 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer 43; Basketball 4; Track 4; Senior Operctta 4; Newspaper staff 3; Annual staff 4; -German Club 5, 4. | BETTY JANE GAMBLE-- Tubby | v Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls! Glee Club 35, 43: Bund 3; Germain Club 4;. Latin Club 2; Girl ; Reserves 3, 4. JOSEPHINE SIDENCRANZ-- Jo Giris! Glce Glub 1; French Club 1. 16

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cil 2; County Chorus 3; Salutatorian VELMA BOTAR | ei Mixed dhorus igh oe ae Glee Club 1, 4; Senior Operetta ‘AG ; ‘Sckiaidte FERENBAUGH= Willig! a Glub ts. Glge: Civo Ll. 2. oe iixed Chorus ak es ‘HinY en Avs T President 43 Debate 4; News- paper -s shart ¢ SEMA ey tba VAN a 5 = “tay o% Senior Oper= etta 4; Latin. oi e5 One seacball 23 County Chorus Se. STEPHEN SZIKULA@= Sey HieY 3, 4s tacks Glee ‘lun ey Oy 43 Mixed Chorus Ce KOE As Art Club 4; Senior dperetta 4; Basce ball A3 County Chorus , MAXINE SWITZER: Wbobei | 5 ae ahi : cee th. en i: Giris! Athletic Club 43 Newspaper.staff 33; Amn uol Staff 4; German Club , 43; Sehior Operetta 43 Junior Class Play 35; Giris'! GleenCinh Suiog er) Reserves dy ee os 43 + pera 43, Mixed viomene lie THELMA CROSKY=- Bob Ry Girls' Glee Club te errs Chorus ss te WAYNE DARR-- Tar Baby rsa vai Mixed Chorus 1, 4; ‘boyatt Glee Club Ly 4 Bas« Gb alc vie oY We Bt NAG A Baseball , 2, 43 Traek 1. 1 GORVARE-- Idy Girls! yeh? Club’ pee oy wanes Gink Reserves gv. ynits ‘Orcnustra Apt. Mixed Chopus 2, 5, 43 County Chorus: ist Senior. me 4 WILMA KEENER-- Skeet aide Girls! Glee Club re Horie Economics Club 2; Girl Reserves 2; Wixca Gmerie. 23 Orchestra mae Seriior Wchiniciciy oe (GOanuy Chorus 3, 4. FRED WHITE=- Wnitey | Basketball’ I; Glee Club 23; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Operetta 4% CLARENCE BENYAK -- Benny Boys! Glee Club 1: German Club 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball l. WILLIAM HENRY MICHAELS -= Harry - Basketball 4; Treek a: Boys? Glee Club 43 f Mixed Chorus 1, By Ss be t 15

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mY CLASS HISTCRY OF THE CLASS hail ‘ah ‘ene year 1922 there were several five and six year -old children awaiting the coming of The Fast Special Express train. They had engerly wats ned for its coming. Mother and Father had talked and. talked about when This Fall comes; My Ghild. soon the troin wile be here and you must board it SPor wour tour.” Little did anv Cor the sroup of happy youge sters think or even dream whit cs were in for, hbife had been Just one’ es icrious’ bime, with af em ‘excepts one such as diseases and forever being Urged. and nagged to scrub faeces and hands end to be Bure to: wash well behind the Cars. ; rae ua This trainwas operated and driven-by engineers, Miss Jameyson, Miss Schott and : conductor Mr. Hughes and they seumed like very GODS to'the following Human , Bxpress:. Maxine: Switzer, Me iry dane Rice, Dorothy Wagner, ‘Bernice Milkey, Henrietts Kucinski, Gertrude Kindig, Wilma: Keoner,:Helenn Paik, fioise Falconer, Lenore Briggs, Jamés Matthews, George Pow la ud, Hdward Kucinski, Donald Devoe, Jean Archer, Mae Nomi snick, and Wayne Darr. This train kept winding it's Journey for-+two years without - taking on any more,Exp :.7s or dis posing of any. -In 1924 alter: Snell’ and Dale Kaylor iia pub” on board, and for hree more years the tra.a went. bavpily on wit h no Stops. n 1927 the train pulled into « siding long enough to ajiow Irene POuNoK? Fred AEG Se and. Thelma Crosky to. get mboard. . | The old: Express) had ‘buch travalline 2h terra. io speed, her wheels needed grease and cil) the old bobicor needed more steam, there was quite a pull ahead up the steep mountains of depression! so the train stopped long enough at Lafayette in 1°54 to take om Stephen Szikula, Virginia Ryan, Harry Michaels, John Lutsch, Wendell Lance, Ida Govare, Betty Jane Gamble, Vilma Botar, end Clarence Benynk. Hilda Rumbaugh jumped aboard at this time. Ané@’in the year 1932 the old train slowed down long enough to take on Connie Skurvid, Willis Ferenbaugh, Josephine Sidencranz md Helen Huffman md Helen Gangle. At another stop in 1933 the trein picked up Martha Price, Williom Ensminger, John McKahn and Harold Mong. With a total of forty-one packages of both precious and expensive Express the train has rumbled on, and now at the top most peak is about ready to unload, so as to be ready for another train load next fall. And it is hoped that when, on June 6th the wide fertile fields are viewed beyond the peaks that the Cargo which goes the four dir- ections will find success and happiness therein. cL